Adobe Creative Express

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Adobe Creative Express is currently available for student use only. For Faculty/Staff options please see the https://geneseo.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/HELP/pages/76775682 page.

Adobe Creative Express allows users to create visually impactful and professional-looking graphics, web pages, and videos without needing graphic design experience. They offer templates for creating Instagram posts and stories, Facebook covers, photo collages, presentations, slideshows, posters, and branded materials. Adobe Creative Express can be accessed through a web browser or through a mobile app. 

Steps

Signing in to Adobe Creative Express on a web browser

  1. Go to:  https://www.adobe.com/express/

  2. Select  Sign In  in the top right hand corner 

  3. Select   Log in with a school account

  4. Enter your Geneseo email address and select Continue

  5. Select   Company or School Account

  6. You will be redirected to the Geneseo central authentication page.

  7. Sign in using your Geneseo email and password 



Signing into one of the Adobe Creative Express apps on an iOS or Android device

There are three apps for Adobe Creative Express on iOS: Adobe Creative Express Post, Adobe Creative Express Video, and Adobe Creative Express Page. Android devices only have access to Adobe Creative Express Post.



  1. Download the Adobe Creative Express app(s) from the app or google play store pertaining to the kind of content you want to create 

  2. Select log in at the bottom of the page

  3. Enter your Geneseo email when prompted to sign in 

  4. Select  company or school account 

  5. You will be redirected to the Geneseo central authentication page, sign in using your Geneseo email and password 

Creating a new project

  1. Select create a project  in the top left corner of the screen 

  2. Select the kind of content you want to create from the drop-down menu

  3. You will see a blank page, from here you can select one of the templates on the right hand side of the screen 



If you'd like to learn more about how to use Spark, check out Adobe's Spark documentation that covers topics such as Creating, Editing, Publishing, and Sharing Spark creations. 

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